The pedagogical approach of his HHMI-funded program is equally rare; rather than selecting research students with impeccable academic credentials, Warner's program admits only students with grade point averages between 2.5 and 3.0.
"She's an outstanding student of impeccable moral character, and it's very upsetting that this is happening as she is going into her senior year," Ms. Going said.
It's the kind of mentality that takes either a special kind of student with impeccable work ethic, or somebody who caves and picks up a handful of Vyvanse every spring.
But to press his vulgar Marxist argument, MacKinnon writes: "He met his wife, Song Bing, at Oxford University in 1989, a time when only top students with impeccable Communist credentials were allowed to leave China to study".
Poised, focused and bright, with a 4.0 grade-point average and impeccable manners, he is a student of Nascar.
Too many classrooms are littered with instructors — many with impeccable credentials — who can't inspire students to dream.
Her students all stress her impeccable work ethic and humility.
Each is defined by a look -- from the slick-maned and fur-trimmed editors, to the impeccable Herm?toting buyers, to the turban-topped fashion students.
"His time management skills are impeccable," said Shelly Habel, who worked with Joey at Georgetown's student athlete resource center.
The best students devote enormous energy to the class, taking impeccable notes and reviewing material every day.
Obvious to the mere observer or the frightened student were his aristocratic way of carrying himself, suggesting arrogance, his impeccable clothes, his neat hair, his studious, exact, but never hesitant speech, his formidable intelligence.
